DragonMaster

Any one have any tips for beating Toon Link? My brother is completely infuriating with this character, and I just can't beat him. I play Robin, but general tips would be fine too. He makes heavy use of all three projectiles (boomerang, arrows, and bombs) to basically keep me from ever getting close enough to attack with my sword. But all three of these also out speed (El/Arc)Thunder/Thoron and Arc Fire. Plus, his projectiles (especially his arrows) generally have greater range than mine. And if I do get close, his sword attacks also seem to be faster, hitting me, and by the time I've recovered from the hit he's made distance between us again. When in the air, he tends to use the attack where Toon Link falls with the blade aiming downward, which always beats my upward smash, and pushes me back if I wait on the ground... I'm sure that some of it is because he's got faster reflexes than me, but I win maybe one of every ten fights against Toon Link. I'm not an absolutely terrible Robin player, I can beat level 9 cpu's consistently, and have a pretty even win/lose ration to the other characters my brother plays. It's just Toon Link...

There was an eclipse? Must not have been visible in my area. I've always wanted to see one...

As games, I liked 358 far more than Re:coded. For the cutscenes movies, Re:coded was better since it actually had some fight scenes. Overall, though, I didn't like either over the other. They were just kinda... boring. I would have much rather played them both as actually remastered games. Failing that, I'd rather replay the DS version of 358 than watch the cutscene movie again, and as for Re:coded I doubt I'll be tempted to rewatch or replay.

Honestly, that'd be one of the last series I expect to get a phone game, so I wouldn't worry too much. But be prepared for lots of Mario, Zelda, and probs Pokemon too...

If they reveal it next year, it probably won't actually come out for another year or two. So I'd say 2017-2018. The Wii U released in 2012, so that would uphold the 5 (or so) year life span that Nintendo has. They've probably been working on this since before the Wii U even launched world wide. I really think that the problem here is that they announced it too early, but at the same time I've read that they did it so that, in light of their recent partnership that's going to bring out Nintendo smart phone games, their fans would be assured that Nintendo is not giving up on dedicated game hardware.

If it was localized I'd give it a try. Not sure that I'd like the gameplay though, so I'd likely either rush through the story content as fast as possible (if it's even possible), or just watch the mains story segments on YouTube.

Umm... What? Yeah, I've no clue what the heck went on here. The title in my notifications says "Why many FNAF fans want to be f****d by the animatronics?" and quite honestly I don't think I want to read WTH was going on here at first... So, ummmmmmmmmmmm....... locked I guess?

Heh, I don't think your response is too cold, it is certainly based in sound logic. With the scholarships and grants I've gotten, the total for most of the schools I've applied to will be about $10-20 thousand for the first year. Still a lot of money, but also way better than the $40-50 thousand they are at base price. It's mostly a matter of choosing based on academics and how much I like the campus/people/students. I guess a lot of my hesitation is with the fact that I had a particularly bad middle school experience, but I was also far different then from what I am now. Hmm... the only thing I can really say is that I need to think on this longer, I don't think I'm ready to make the decision yet (luckily I've got about a month...). And yes, that possibility frightens me to no end. X_X It's more the fact that I'd be saving a lot of money by living at home. Plus, if I'm going to be honest with myself, I'd probably spend most of my off time at home. And it's hard to let go of people I've spent years knowing, y'know? But I do see the reasoning behind what you're saying, it's mostly just sentimentality that's making me resist. I guess part of being prepared for college is being prepared for change, both good and bad... Heh, trust me I've got my academics covered. All of the schools I've applied to range from good to great, and unless I really drop the ball I doubt my grades will be anything close to bad. I could probably put more thought to the future, however, 'cause I've always been someone who was mostly focused on the present. To answer your questions; they all have pretty good Computer Science programs (like in 80-90 some odd percent of graduates go on to higher education or get a job in the field within the first year), 4 year degree (will probably end up going for a Master's), and full-time student but might get a small side job if schedule allows. I could certainly make the financials work with living on campus, but I won't deny that it would be much easier to manage by not doing so. The life experience is what get's me. I'm not sure how much I actually want this experience. Do I want to do it because I'd feel left out? Or do I think it would be fun, and its just one doubting part of me that's holding me back? I guess I should've asked myself some of these questions before making this thread, because I'm kinda at a loss on how to respond. But anyway, again I see the logic behind your words. I think at this point I'm just realizing that I'm not taking as mature a viewpoint on this whole thing as I thought I was. You were helpful, thank you. That extends to all of you. You've all given me new things to consider and dispelled some of my worries. Which ever school I choose, I'll definitely join some clubs and make the most of it (whether living on campus or off), while also not loosing sight of academics. So thanks everyone.

Yeah, the college experience is something I forgot to mention the opening post. Currently, I'm not sure how important the "college experience" is to me. It doesn't really have much appeal to me one way or the other, but I also don't want to feel like I'm missing out (plus, once I'm living it I'll probably start to like it more than I thought I would). I'll definitely have to think about it more, but thanks so much for this perspective. Glad to hear I'm not the only one who worries about this stuff (well, obviously I can't be the only one, but it's nice to actually know somebody who feels the same). I think I'll definitely consider joining some clubs (that's something that has been a bit lacking in my high school life). Thanks. I do have some Kingdom Hearts and Pokemon shirts, I've been a bit too self conscious to wear them to my current school though... Oh what the heck, I can't be self conscious about my interests if I want to meet people. I think I may try this. I mean, any one who'd judge me for it wouldn't be someone I'd want to be friends with anyway. Glad to hear from someone who's actually doing it, thanks. And it seems that pretty much everyone is telling me that clubs are the way to go, so I'm definitely going to join one/some, whether I live at home or not. I figure that the people in my classes will have some of the same interests, at least, so hopefully I can start a conversation without being too awkward. Yeah, this school shouldn't have a problem with me commuting. And if it did, well my decision would be made for me, since the money I'd save by living at home is what makes it affordable compared to the other schools I've applied to. Being part of a fraternity/sorority (well, just fraternity in my case) doesn't really appeal to me (though I also don't know that much about them...), but with all the advice to join clubs so far I'll definitely give that a try. Thanks. Thanks for this. Makes me feel more secure in my consideration. There are a couple other colleges I'm considering, but this is the one that I've liked the most so far (the students I met were really kind, the campus is nice, not too many people, and great food that I could get for lunch). My major is going to be Computer Science and... I'm not really sure how much in the way of connections I'd need to get a starting job in the field, actually... I should really look into that. And even more advice to join clubs. You all have certainly convinced me. Thanks for replying. My parents wouldn't even need to be told to do that. I think I'll look into the kind of events they hold on campus, that sounds like a good way to meet people. It's a pretty small school, so I'm not sure how much they have, though. Thanks for the ideas. I didn't know that about dorms, actually. o_o I figured you were at least stuck in the same one for the entire year. I also kinda figured classes would've been less conducive to making friends, actually that's where some of my worry comes from. And I think cheesy advice is sometimes the advice that's needed. I'll have to think on it more, but I'll choose what I feel is best when the time comes. Thank-you for replying.

I'm with you on this one, every boss fight against Xigbar/Braig ranks among the most challenging for me. I absolutely hate fighting him cause those stupid arrows always murder me. First thing I would say is try blocking his attacks. It'll probably take you a couple of tries to get the correct timing down (it did for me at least), but once you get it you'll be reflecting the arrows back at him. Another thing I would recommend is melding Renewal Barrier, which is: Curaga (Max Lv) x Barrier or Eusana x Barrier* (note: you'll need two have at least one extra barrier command aside from the one you have equipped) This will make it so that you get healed every time you block an attack, which is extremely helpful with the final bosses as well as the secret bosses. It might also be beneficial to level up a couple more times, I believe I was about level 32-34 when I fought Aqua's final bosses. Aside from that, I don't really remember any specific strategy to beat him, so you might want to wait for other people to post if you need more help in that regard. *Melding guide: http://www.destinyislands.com/bbs/melding/other-commands/

It's getting to the point where I'll have to choose a college soon, and there's one uncertainty that's really starting to nag at me now that high school graduation is a couple months away. One of the few colleges I'm heavily considering is about 10 minutes away from my current home. If I choose to go there, I'll obviously live at home and commute so I can save the $10,000 (and I get to keep my sweet bedroom). But I'm worried that I'll have a harder time making friends if I don't live in a dorm on campus. I don't know how other people think stuff like this through, so my worry here might seem a bit insignificant, I guess. But I've really had to work hard to overcome personality challenges and social anxiety to make the friends I have now. There was a period of about 5 years where I was absolutely alone and had no friends whatsoever. I don't want to go back to that ever again. But as confident as I feel while alone and with my friends, it all goes away when I'm with new people. Now that graduation is eminent, most of my good friends are going to be moving away (my best friends is looking at a college 7 hours away, for example ). I'm worried that if I have the crutch of living with my family, I'll rely on it too much and miss out on connecting with people at college... At the same time, I could be worrying for nothing and find that I'm able to maintain the courage I built up. But even then, I worry that the very fact that I'm not living with the rest of the students will put me at a disadvantage... Any thoughts and advice would be appreciated.

I have to admit, I was honestly surprised when I learned that people preferred to have tap jump turned off. I mean, I'm not very good at all, but I've never had problems like accidentally jumping when trying to attack. Eh, maybe I just haven't notice the problems it causes, but I'll just deal with the hindrance rather than relearn 8+ years of progress (since I got Melee). X_X Lucina's one of my mains too, and I know how you feel. I thought she was pretty great when I first started playing, but then I saw online that she's like one of the worst. But pretty much all the characters I would ever want to main are mid to low tier (actually not sure about Robin, every time I see a tier list he's somewhere different), so I just stopped caring.

/votes4Robin /breaks7waytie IT'S TIME TO TIP THE SCALES! But yeah, I love magic, and I loved Robin in FE:A, and his cloak is awesome. So yup. Palutena's my second choice.

This is super exciting! Like, I seriously hope that when we are able to send some sort of rover (though I guess it would be called something else, being water based) that we find life. I'd either scream in excitement, or cry from excitement. Uggh, now I really want to know.

The main reason I bought it was for BbSFM (never got to play BbS on PSP), so that's what I did first.

Pssh, too easy. 100%

(Re:)Chain of Memories. Now, I actually really liked the story, but I hated the combat and exploration immensely. The combat I admittedly hate because I suck at it (well, and it like battles take way too long, but again that may be because I'm bad). Re:coded is the opposite. I really enjoyed the actual gameplay, but the story was my least favorite in the series. By virtue of actually being good as a game, I put it ahead of CoM.

Uh... I got 20%... I should've payed more attention to your avatar before I took the quiz, would've helped. X_X I guess I don't know you well at all.

omgz beaing a staf member wood b teh coo1est thing evur! id b awesum at it, and its liek my dreme to work hear at this amzing web stie! pls let me b a mod, ill only bann ppl that desirve it and ill mak shure to b gud! I only haz 3 warnings, so i beleive tht i am responsable enuf to do this. ;DDDDDDDDD

Ooh, that's exciting! Being an extra in a film has always been something I thought would be cool.

I'll be waiting for the Yen Press release. I've gotten all of their KH manga releases so far (except the latest 358, which I need to pick up).

Ahh, the sweet satisfaction that is Pyscho Boost Lugia.

If I may jump in,I do see what you're all saying about music that's just for fun, but at least for me there is a point when the lyrics get too stupid or irritating to even be enjoyable on a basic level. Examples I would give are Anaconda and All about that bass, which are both irredeemably terrible songs in my eyes.

The more homework I have, the less motivation I have to do it... What kind of messed up psychology is this?

We had a debate at my lunch table about this, half said it was white, half said it was blue. Myself, I've seen this picture like 5 different times, and I've never seen how it could look white. The black is a bit muddled in the picture, and when I did the color selector in an image editing program it turned out to be a weird deep brownish-tan kinda color. But yeah, of the two options, black and blue.